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Adventures in the Afterlife

By: William Buhlman
Narrated by: Arika Rapson
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Adventures in the Afterlife is a powerful journey of spiritual awakening; a bold quest for answers and enlightenment. The old assumptions of heaven are confronted and an expansive new vision of our continuing life is presented. After being diagnosed with cancer, William Buhlman, author of Adventures Beyond the Body, pursued answers to the mysteries of our existence after death. Confronting his mortality, he experienced profound insights into what lies beyond our physical body. Our journey into the next life is the basis for Adventures in the Afterlife. The author chronicles his out-of-body experiences and lucid dreams through the eyes of a fictional character, Frank Brooks. The insights are sometimes surprising, but a clear message is always apparent; we are powerful, spiritual beings and we shape our reality now and in the future. The purpose of this book is to prepare us for the many thought responsive environments we will experience. William Buhlman teaches and lectures worldwide on the subjects of out-of-body experiences and spiritual empowerment. Visit the author at astralinfo.org.

©2013 William Buhlman (P)2014 William Buhlman
Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts Spirituality Adventure Near-Death Experience Inspiring

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Good, easy to listen and understand

An excellent book, giving a more in-depth insight into the spirit realms, need more books of this caliber

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Loved every minute if it.

I'm thinking of getting the hard copy as well as there's so much good content!

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sure is only fiction some bits are close

like other reviews starts ok but when you get into the book you can pick a lot is fiction maybe he should read some of silvia browns books first.

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confusing

starts off good.. then it just goes into eating bacon in the afterlife.. and sleeping.. sitting in a classroom.. there's no explanation for why these earth bound things are present in the afterlife.. but the story just keeps on going like its no big deal.
why would you need sleep if you're non physical?? why the need to sit while in a classroom if you can float or fly around weightlessly.. i mean.. on earth we sit because of gravity and we need to rest and relax.. well why not just levitate while in a classroom?

and bacon.. so if we eat food we must need a toilet too? oh and who is killing the pigs for this bacon?.. none of these stories sound legit and I've never heard of a NDE where any of this is reported. it's a real struggle to keep listening past chapter 11 and there's 43 chapters on audible..

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